DATA.BET adds crypto Up or Down and API access to Prediction Markets

Update adds short-cycle settlement horizons, data widgets for crypto and finance, and an API option alongside iFrame deployment.

DATA.BET has released a major update to its Prediction Markets product, adding a crypto-focused “Up or Down” market type, new data widgets across Crypto and Finance, and API integration alongside the existing iFrame deployment. The standalone betting offering originally launched in April 2026.

The new Up or Down market type opens with a price target and allows players to bet Up or Down at decimal odds across five settlement horizons: 5-minute, 15-minute, 1-hour, 4-hour, and daily. DATA.BET said the shorter cycles are designed to settle in minutes rather than months, positioning the product as an always-on vertical that does not depend on sports schedules.

DATA.BET also introduced live and historical data widgets for Crypto and Finance markets. The company said widgets can display live asset prices, the target line on a chart, and a countdown to settlement, with coverage ranging from BTC and ETH to commodities including Gold and Oil. It also added probability history widgets (1 day, 1 week, 1 month, and all) across every category, alongside volume figures and published resolution conditions before markets open.

On integration, Prediction Markets can now be accessed via API in addition to iFrame. DATA.BET said operators already connected to its platform can enable Prediction Markets using existing odds feed credentials and its Sport events API, without a separate integration project.

The release also includes broader system optimization, content management improvements, and continued development of a liquidity module aimed at market stability as the vertical scales. “Prediction Markets was built to give operators a fast-moving, always-on offering that runs independently of the sports calendar,” mentioned Rostyslav Likhtin, Head of Product of DATA.BET. “We're making it faster to trade, easier to read, and easier to deploy, and this is only the first step in how far we're taking this.”